Announcements for Sheriff Clerk and Surveyor Seats
Local notices show candidates for Crook County sheriff clerk of court county clerk and county surveyor all pledging to run under Republican convention guidance. Plus reports on a Picnic at the Buttes by thirteen youths and brief society notes. Wm Abel arrives from Lead and Mrs Maggie Murphy returns from St. Louis. J W Smith advertises mules for sale and haying.
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Buttes
Anna Anderson
Dale Black
Hattie Powell
Rouida Wood
Dena Johnson
Ina Fry
W. J. Wood
Messrs
Lisle Powell
Alfred Tinkham
Fred Blatt
George Grenier
Hal
Wm. Abel
Lead
S. D
Maggie Murphy
St. Louis
Crook County Political Announcements for 1910
A set of candidate notices published in the Globe. Nettie Trunx seeks the Democratic County Convention nomination for Superintendent of Schools. T. L. Fox of Sundance announces for County Surveyor as a Republican. Fox also seeks the 2-year County Commissioner seat, stating long residence and loyalty to Abe Lincoln’s party and urging open roads and development for a new country.
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Wakeman
Moorcroft
Crook County
A.W. Storm
Sundance
W. F. Smith
Farrall
Tam
Globe
Nettie Trunx
Republican County Convention
T. L. Fox
Abe Lincoln
Virginia
A. A. Fox
Cleo Richardson
Ella E. Schloredt
Rockypoint 10Ung Plee
Democratic Central
J. T. Farrell
W. L. Nottlehorst
Local notices and farm updates from Sundance area
Supt of Schools and county candidates announce party ties while residents share family news. Beaverdam school teacher Mrs Wood and caregiver Grandma JGook appear among local names. George Congleton offers harness items as farmers plan fall plowing to conserve moisture and boost next year’s crops.
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Lower
Beaver Creek
Morna A. Wood
Beaverdam
Grandma Jgook
Mrs. Wood
William Daling
West
Indiana
Edwin Miller
Linnie Moore
Iowa
Pearson & Youngman Show Rug Line and Hairdressing Fixtures
Notice from Sept 15 seeking the return of two branded horses missing from a pasture. A roan gelding about 1060 pounds eight years old and a black gelding about 1050 pounds eight years old, both broken to harness, branded AVH left hip and left shoulder respectively. Liberal reward offered. information to J. Hi Barrow, 82-40 Joy Clark. Ice cold lemonade.
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J. Hi. Barrow
Joy Clark
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